Innovative, Interdisciplinary Research

CRIA is home to bright, passionate scientists whose work covers a broad range of addiction-related topics.

Our researchers are members of multiple departments and schools within UB, allowing them to explore interdisciplicary methods of addressing addiction issues, and are engaged in a variety of multiyear-funded projects.

Neurobiological Underpinnings of Addiction
4/11/19
CRIA scientists conduct groundbreaking research about the brain mechanisms that create a vulnerability to addiction in order to develop alternative approaches to treating addiction.
Pathways to Substance Use, Misuse and Addiction
4/11/19
Our researchers study the many factors that can lead to addiction, including prenatal exposure to alcohol, tobacco or other drugs, social/cultural influences, family dynamics and personality types.
Social and Health Consequences of Substance Use and Misuse
11/18/21
We examine the impact of addiction on interpersonal relationships, the workplace, sexual behavior, aggression and other social and health problems.
Developing and Improving Addiction Treatment
2/28/19
CRIA is at the forefront of testing and refining new treatment options for providers who deliver real-world intervention to patients experiencing alcohol and drug-related problems.

Innovative, Interdisciplinary Research

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